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Remarkable Women Lecture Series Continues This Saturday

                   

                    A Lifelong Accumulation

                       Of Autumn Mornings:

                    Poet Peggy Pond Church 

        

       Kathleen Church

       Sharon Snyder

            Taos Public Library

            June 23rd  1:30 — 3:30

Library Events this Saturday, June 16th

While you're at the farmers market, stop by the Friends book sale tent, where you're bound to find a treasure or two. There will be a lot to choose from in many different subjects. Go early for the best selection. The sale will be from 8am to 1pm.

This summer's lecture series, Remarkable Women, continues with Dr. Miller speaking on the "Native American Connection: The Early Moderns, Mabel Dodge Luhan, Taos Pueblo, and the D.H. Lawrence Ranch." Dr. Miller will reveal connections between the lives of Mabel Dodge Luhan, D.H. Lawrence and others.
The lecture begins at 10am, in the community room, with a tour of D.H. Lawrence ranch to follow.
There will be another lecture at 2pm.

50 Shades of Grey - A Controversial Bestseller

The New York Times best-selling trilogy, 50 Shades of Grey has been deemed too risque for some libraries. Elsewhere, the controversy has only served to increase demand.

Poetry Reading Friday, June 8th

Join us for a poetry reading with Sharmagne Leland-St. John. She  will read from "Cradle Songs",  an anthology of poems on motherhood, in the community room on Friday, June 8th from 1:30-3:30.
"Cradle Songs" is a collection of almost 220 poems, each with a distinctive tone and viewpoint of a grand topic.
"Cradle Songs" is edited by Sharmagne Leland-St. John and Rachelle Yousuf.

Teen Summer Reading Program- Own the Night

 

Library Lowdown Now Has A QR Code

For all our mobile users out there, we've now got a QR code you can use to scan and save our url into your device. For those not familiar with them, QR codes work like hypertext links - but you scan them without having to "click."